Brain Science Podcast Interview on Vaccine Safety

Posted on February 16, 2009 by Jamie Davis

My good friend, Dr. Ginger Campbell recently interviewed Dr. Paul Offit, author of the book – Autism’s False Prophets: Bad Science, Risky Medicine, and the Search for a Cure. I think that this interview segment is an important piece of education for all medical professionals including nurses and nursing students.

Check out the link here to Ginger’s excellent show and listen to this eye opening interview on the issues that surround the conflicting opinions on vaccine safety and causes of autism.

Brain Science Podcast Link on Vaccine Safety

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The Brain Science Podcast is one of the many excellent podcasts on the brand new ProMed Network.  It is an excellent look at medical and neurological understanding of the brain.  Check out Ginger’s other shows and more at ProMedNetwork.com.

About Jamie Davis

Jamie Davis, the Podmedic is the host of the Nursing Show and MedicCast podcasts. He is also a sought after speaker on new media and education. As a nurse, paramedic, educator, and entrepeneur, Jamie seeks to use web based audio and video programming to help students in the medical and allied health arenas succeed in their classes. Find out more at the MedicCast Produtions, LLC website http://MedicCast.com/
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One Response to Brain Science Podcast Interview on Vaccine Safety

  1. Ginger Campbell, MD says:
    February 16, 2009 at 7:33 pm

    Thanks for the mention.

    Because I think this is a very important issue. I would like to let any podcaster who is willing to put this into their show’s feed.

    Ginger Campbell, MD
    Brain Science Podcast

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